Taco Bell Menu With Prices, Calories & Guide November 2026
Taco Bell is the late-night stop, the quick lunch run, and the cheap road-trip meal all rolled into one drive-thru. Its menu mixes Mexican-inspired basics — crunchy tacos, bean burritos, quesadillas — with inventions that exist nowhere else, like the Crunchwrap Supreme, the Mexican Pizza, and Nacho Fries. This guide covers the full Taco Bell menu with typical prices and calories for November 2026, from the dollar-range tacos and the Cravings Value Menu through the bigger burritos and bowls, the morning breakfast items, the sides and sweets, and the freezes and drinks. Read it before you order and you will know what a meal should cost and where the real bargains sit.
The chain started in California in the early 1960s and now runs thousands of restaurants across the United States, most of them open late and many of them open until 1:00 AM or later on weekends, though hours change from one town to the next. Ordering is built around speed: a drive-thru lane, a counter, a mobile app, and delivery through third-party services. Most items can be swapped, dropped, or doubled — beans instead of beef, no sour cream, extra cheese, a fresco-style swap — and those changes are free or cost very little, which is part of why regulars treat the menu as a starting point rather than a fixed list.
Before the tables, a word about prices: Taco Bell does not use one fixed price list for every restaurant, so the same taco can cost a little more in a big city or near a highway than it does in a small town, and delivery menus almost always list higher prices than the drive-thru. The numbers below are therefore typical ranges for November 2026, gathered from general menu knowledge and public listings, rather than a promise of what your nearest restaurant will charge. Where a price moves around a lot or an item comes and goes, we say so directly, with words like around and varies by location, so you can use this page as a planning guide instead of an exact bill.
Tacos
Tacos are where Taco Bell began, and they are still the cheapest way to eat here. A crunchy shell, a soft tortilla, or a Doritos-flavoured shell holds seasoned beef, chicken, or beans, with lettuce, cheese, and tomato on top. They work as a light snack on their own, as a side next to a burrito, or as a pair that together makes a filling lunch.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crunchy Taco | $1.99–$2.49 | 170 | Seasoned beef, lettuce, and cheese in a crunchy shell |
| Soft Taco | $1.99–$2.49 | 180 | Seasoned beef, lettuce, and cheese in a soft tortilla |
| Crunchy Taco Supreme | $2.49–$2.99 | 190 | Adds sour cream and tomato to the crunchy taco |
| Soft Taco Supreme | $2.49–$2.99 | 210 | Adds sour cream and tomato to the soft taco |
| Nacho Cheese Doritos Locos Taco | $2.49–$2.99 | 180 | Crunchy shell made from Nacho Cheese Doritos |
| Cool Ranch Doritos Locos Taco | $2.49–$2.99 | 180 | Crunchy shell made from Cool Ranch Doritos |
| Fiery Doritos Locos Taco | $2.49–$2.99 | 190 | Spicier Doritos shell; the hottest of the three |
| Nacho Cheese Doritos Locos Taco Supreme | $2.99–$3.49 | 200 | Supreme version with sour cream and tomato |
| Spicy Potato Soft Taco | $1.49–$1.99 | 230 | Potato, cheese, lettuce, and chipotle sauce; vegetarian |
| Chicken Soft Taco | $2.49–$2.99 | — | Grilled chicken in a soft tortilla; price varies by location |
Pro Diner Tip: two crunchy tacos plus a side of Nacho Fries often beats a single large burrito, because you get two different textures and a hot side for roughly the same money. If you like the Doritos shells, order the plain version — the Supreme upgrade costs about fifty cents and adds calories without adding much filling.
Value analysis: tacos run from about $1.49 for the Spicy Potato Soft Taco to about $3.49 for a Supreme Doritos Locos Taco, which puts them among the cheapest hot items at any national chain. They are light, though, at 170 to 230 calories each, so one taco is a snack rather than a meal for most adults. The value shows up when you stack them: three plain tacos cost less than most single entrees and leave you fuller than one small burrito.
Burritos
Burritos are the filling end of the Taco Bell menu, with beans, rice, meat, cheese, and sauce rolled into a soft flour tortilla. The Bean Burrito and the Beefy 5-Layer Burrito sit at the cheap end, the Burrito Supreme sits in the middle, and the grilled stuffed burritos at the top end add steak or chicken with extra fillings. A burrito is the right pick when one taco will not be enough.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bean Burrito | $1.99–$2.49 | 350 | Refried beans, cheese, and onion; vegetarian |
| Beefy 5-Layer Burrito | $2.79–$3.49 | 490 | Beef, beans, cheese, sour cream, and nacho cheese sauce |
| Burrito Supreme | $4.49–$5.29 | 390 | Beef, beans, sour cream, tomato, lettuce, and onion |
| Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito | $1.49–$1.99 | 420 | Beans, rice, cheese, and chipotle sauce; vegetarian |
| Cheesy Double Beef Burrito | $3.49–$3.99 | — | Double beef with cheese and rice; price varies by location |
| Grilled Cheese Burrito | $4.49–$5.49 | — | Beef, rice, cheese, and chipotle sauce, grilled with cheese outside |
| Chicken Enchilada Burrito | $3.99–$4.99 | — | Chicken, rice, cheese, and red sauce; price varies by location |
| Steak Grilled Cheese Burrito | $5.49–$6.49 | — | Steak version of the grilled cheese burrito; the priciest burrito listed |
| Bean Burrito, fresco style | $1.99–$2.49 | — | Cheese and sour cream swapped for pico de gallo |
Pro Diner Tip: if you want the most food for the least money, the Beefy 5-Layer Burrito is hard to beat — it packs five fillings and 490 calories into a burrito that costs roughly three dollars. The Burrito Supreme costs more and actually carries fewer calories, so pick it when you want tomato and lettuce freshness rather than maximum bulk. Swapping to fresco style on a bean burrito trims cheese and sour cream without changing the price.
Value analysis: burritos span about $1.49 to $6.49, a wide band that covers both the cheapest meal on the menu and a premium steak option. The bottom end is where the value lives: a Bean Burrito and a Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito together cost under five dollars and deliver more than 750 calories between them. The steak burritos at the top end cost more than twice as much for a similar size, so they make sense as a treat rather than an everyday order.
Quesadillas & Nachos
Quesadillas and nachos are the melted-cheese corner of the menu, and they are built for sharing or for a hungry solo order. A quesadilla is a grilled tortilla folded around cheese and chicken or steak, cut into wedges, while nachos pile cheese sauce, beans, beef, and toppings over tortilla chips. Both are heavier than tacos and richer than a plain burrito.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chicken Quesadilla | $4.99–$5.99 | 520 | Grilled chicken and cheese with creamy jalapeno sauce |
| Steak Quesadilla | $5.49–$6.49 | — | Steak and cheese version; price varies by location |
| Cheese Quesadilla | $3.99–$4.49 | — | Cheese only; vegetarian, the cheapest quesadilla |
| Chicken Melt | $2.49–$2.99 | — | Smaller grilled chicken and cheese melt |
| Nachos BellGrande | $5.49–$6.49 | — | Large nachos with beef, beans, cheese sauce, and sour cream |
| Nachos Supreme | $4.49–$5.49 | — | Smaller nachos with beef, beans, and toppings |
| Chips and Nacho Cheese Sauce | $1.99–$2.49 | — | Chips with warm nacho cheese sauce for dipping |
| Cheesy Fiesta Potatoes | $2.49–$2.99 | — | Potatoes with cheese sauce and sour cream; vegetarian |
Pro Diner Tip: a Chicken Quesadilla with a side of chips and cheese sauce makes a better shared snack than Nachos BellGrande for two people who want different things, because the quesadilla stays hot and neat while the nachos get soggy at the bottom. If you are ordering nachos for yourself, pick the Supreme size — the BellGrande is sized for a table and is hard for one person to finish before the chips soften.
Value analysis: quesadillas cost $3.99 to $6.49 and nachos cost $1.99 to $6.49, so this section is priced above tacos but below the biggest bowls and boxes. The Chicken Quesadilla at 520 calories is a full meal on its own, which makes its five-to-six-dollar price fair. Nachos BellGrande looks expensive for chips, but split between two or three people it becomes one of the cheapest per-person snacks on the menu.
Specialty: Mexican Pizza, Chalupa & Gordita
This section holds the items that make Taco Bell different from every other fast-food chain. The Mexican Pizza layers beef and beans between two crisp tortillas with sauce and cheese, the Chalupa is a flat fried shell filled like a taco, and the Gordita wraps a soft flatbread around a crunchy shell. The Crunchwrap Supreme belongs here too: a grilled tortilla folded into a hexagon around beef, cheese, lettuce, tomato, sour cream, and a crunchy tostada shell inside.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crunchwrap Supreme | $5.49–$5.99 | 530 | The signature item; beef, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and a crunchy shell inside |
| Mexican Pizza | $4.49–$5.49 | 540 | Two crisp tortillas with beef, beans, sauce, and cheese |
| Chalupa Supreme | $3.99–$4.99 | 350 | Fried flat shell with beef, lettuce, cheese, tomato, and sour cream |
| Cheesy Gordita Crunch | $3.99–$4.99 | 500 | Soft flatbread wrapped around a crunchy taco with melted cheese |
| Chicken Chalupa Supreme | $4.49–$5.49 | — | Chicken version of the Chalupa Supreme |
| Steak Chalupa Supreme | $4.99–$5.99 | — | Steak version of the Chalupa Supreme |
| Black Bean Crunchwrap Supreme | $5.49–$5.99 | — | Vegetarian Crunchwrap with black beans instead of beef |
| Black Bean Chalupa Supreme | $3.99–$4.99 | — | Vegetarian Chalupa with black beans; price varies by location |
| Mexican Pizza, veggie version | $4.49–$5.49 | — | Beans instead of beef; ask for no beef at the counter or in the app |
Pro Diner Tip: the Crunchwrap Supreme is the safest first order for someone new to Taco Bell, because it contains a little of everything — soft tortilla, crunchy shell, beef, cheese, and fresh toppings — in one hand-held item that does not fall apart. If you like the Mexican Pizza, order it fresh and eat it soon: the crisp tortillas soften quickly, and it travels worse than a burrito, so it is best eaten in the restaurant or right after pickup.
Value analysis: specialty items run $3.99 to $5.99, which is the middle of the menu, and they deliver 350 to 540 calories each, so one item plus a drink is a complete lunch for most people. The Chalupa Supreme and the Cheesy Gordita Crunch are the cheaper entries here and both give a distinct texture for under five dollars. The Mexican Pizza and the Crunchwrap cost a dollar or two more, but they are larger and more filling, so the price gap matches the portion gap.
Power Menu Bowls
Power Menu Bowls drop the tortilla and serve the fillings in a bowl: rice, beans, meat or vegetables, lettuce, cheese, guacamole, and sour cream. They are the closest thing on the menu to a lighter, more modern fast-food meal, and they suit people who want protein and vegetables without a heavy wrap. A veggie bowl swaps the meat for extra beans and vegetables at a lower price.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power Menu Bowl | $6.49–$7.49 | 490 | Chicken, rice, beans, lettuce, cheese, guacamole, and sour cream |
| Power Menu Bowl, steak | $6.99–$7.99 | — | Steak version; the priciest bowl listed |
| Power Menu Bowl, veggie | $5.49–$6.49 | — | Beans and vegetables instead of meat; vegetarian |
| Power Menu Bowl, chicken, no rice | $6.49–$7.49 | — | Same bowl without rice; ask in the app or at the counter |
| Chicken Enchilada Bowl | $5.99–$6.99 | — | Chicken, rice, beans, and red sauce in a bowl |
| Fiesta Veggie Burrito Bowl | Varies by location | — | Bowl version of the veggie burrito; not listed everywhere, confirm locally |
Pro Diner Tip: the veggie Power Menu Bowl is the quiet bargain here — it costs about a dollar less than the chicken version and still includes guacamole, which is usually an extra charge elsewhere. If you are watching carbs, order the chicken bowl without rice and add extra lettuce; the kitchen handles that swap in the app, and it keeps the bowl filling without the heaviest ingredient.
Value analysis: bowls cost $5.49 to $7.99, making them the most expensive single items on this page outside the big combo boxes. That price buys a larger, more varied plate than a burrito, with guacamole and fresh vegetables included, so the cost is easier to justify when you compare it with a fast-casual bowl elsewhere. They are poor value as a snack, though — a bowl is a meal, and ordering one alongside a burrito is more food than most people need.
Breakfast
Taco Bell breakfast runs in the morning only, usually until around 11:00 AM, and it reworks the regular menu with eggs, bacon, sausage, potatoes, and cheese. The Breakfast Crunchwrap is the headline item, a morning version of the regular Crunchwrap with egg and hash brown inside, and the smaller breakfast burritos and biscuit tacos cover lighter appetites. Breakfast is also where the Cinnabon Delights appear, a sweet finish that many regulars order with coffee.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breakfast Crunchwrap | $3.99–$4.99 | — | Egg, bacon or sausage, cheese, and hash brown in a grilled tortilla |
| Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito, bacon | $1.99–$2.49 | — | Small breakfast burrito with egg, bacon, and cheese |
| Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito, sausage | $1.99–$2.49 | — | Small breakfast burrito with egg, sausage, and cheese |
| Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito, potato | $1.49–$1.99 | — | Vegetarian version with egg, potato, and cheese |
| Hash Brown Toasted Breakfast Burrito | $2.49–$2.99 | — | Egg, hash brown, cheese, and bacon or sausage |
| Grande Toasted Breakfast Burrito | $3.49–$3.99 | — | Larger breakfast burrito with egg, potato, cheese, and meat |
| Bacon Biscuit Taco | $2.49–$2.99 | — | Egg and bacon in a biscuit folded like a taco |
| Hash Browns | $1.49–$1.99 | — | Crisp potato side, morning only |
| Cinnabon Delights, 2-pack | $1.49–$1.99 | — | Small cinnamon sugar bites with cream filling |
| Cinnabon Delights, 4-pack | $2.49–$2.99 | — | Larger pack of cinnamon sugar bites |
Pro Diner Tip: breakfast is cheapest when you keep it small — a Cheesy Toasted Breakfast Burrito and a coffee cost less than most fast-food breakfast sandwiches and still cover a normal morning appetite. Arrive before the morning cutoff, which is usually around 11:00 AM but varies by location, because breakfast items stop being served even if the restaurant stays open. The 2-pack of Cinnabon Delights is enough for one person; the 4-pack is the sharing size.
Value analysis: breakfast runs $1.49 to $4.99, the cheapest section on the menu alongside tacos, and the small toasted burritos at under two dollars are the best morning value in the whole restaurant. The Breakfast Crunchwrap at around four to five dollars is the only item that competes with a full breakfast sandwich elsewhere, and it is also the most filling. Coffee and hash browns are priced like add-ons, so a complete breakfast of burrito, hash browns, and coffee still lands under six dollars.
Sides & Sweets
Sides and sweets fill the gaps in a Taco Bell order: Nacho Fries for something hot and salty, Cinnamon Twists for something light and sweet, and rice and beans for anyone who wants a plain, cheap extra. None of these are meant to be a meal on their own, but they turn a single taco or burrito into a full order, and they are the items people add when they are still a little hungry after the main course.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nacho Fries | $2.49–$2.99 | 320 | Seasoned fries with warm nacho cheese sauce |
| Nacho Fries BellGrande | $4.49–$5.49 | — | Fries topped with beef, beans, cheese sauce, and sour cream |
| Cinnamon Twists | $1.29–$1.99 | 170 | Light, crisp cinnamon sugar twists |
| Cinnamon Churro | $1.99–$2.49 | — | Churro with cinnamon sugar; price varies by location |
| Chips and Guacamole | $3.49–$3.99 | — | Tortilla chips with fresh guacamole |
| Black Beans and Rice | $1.99–$2.49 | — | Plain side of black beans and seasoned rice |
| Pintos and Cheese | $1.99–$2.49 | — | Pinto beans topped with cheese and red sauce |
| Cheesy Roll-Up | $1.49–$1.99 | — | Cheese melted in a soft tortilla; the cheapest hot side |
Pro Diner Tip: Nacho Fries are best ordered plain and eaten right away, because the cheese sauce is served on the side and the fries stay crisp longer that way. The BellGrande version is a sharing dish — loaded fries go soft fast, so order it only when two or more people are eating it together. Cinnamon Twists are the lightest sweet on the menu at 170 calories, a better finish after a heavy burrito than a second savoury side.
Value analysis: sides run $1.29 to $5.49, and the cheapest ones are also the most useful: a Cheesy Roll-Up or a bag of Cinnamon Twists costs under two dollars and adds real food to an order. Nacho Fries at around $2.49 to $2.99 are priced like fries at any other chain, but the seasoning and cheese sauce make them feel like more than plain fries. The BellGrande fries cost nearly twice as much as plain fries, so they only pay off when shared.
Drinks & Freezes
Drinks at Taco Bell are mostly soft drinks, iced tea, and lemonade, plus the frozen drinks that give the menu its summer feel: Baja Blast, a tropical lime frozen drink sold only at Taco Bell, and fruit freezes in strawberry and wild cherry. Most restaurants offer free refills on fountain drinks for dine-in guests, and the app often runs a drink deal in the afternoon. For a wider look at drink prices across chains, see our drink menu guide, and for afternoon deals see our happy hours page.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Soft Drink, regular | $2.29–$2.99 | 0–200 | Fountain drink; refills included while you dine in |
| Soft Drink, large | $2.79–$3.49 | 0–280 | Larger fountain drink; refills included while you dine in |
| Mountain Dew Baja Blast, regular | $2.49–$2.99 | — | Tropical lime soda, exclusive to Taco Bell |
| Mountain Dew Baja Blast Freeze, regular | $2.99–$3.49 | — | Frozen version of Baja Blast |
| Wild Strawberry Freeze | $2.99–$3.49 | — | Frozen strawberry drink |
| Wild Cherry Freeze | $2.99–$3.49 | — | Frozen cherry drink |
| Brisk Mango Fiesta Iced Tea | $2.49–$2.99 | — | Sweet mango iced tea |
| Lipton Unsweetened Iced Tea | $2.29–$2.99 | 0 | Unsweetened iced tea; the lightest drink listed |
| Coffee, regular | $1.99–$2.49 | 0–10 | Morning coffee; served with breakfast |
| Bottled Water | $1.99–$2.49 | 0 | Bottled water; price varies by location |
Pro Diner Tip: the Baja Blast Freeze is the drink regulars ask for by name, and it is worth ordering frozen rather than as a plain soda if you want the full experience — the frozen version costs only a little more. For dine-in, a fountain drink with free refills is the best drink value. If you are ordering delivery, skip the freeze, which melts in transit, and pick a bottled drink or a plain soda instead.
Value analysis: drinks run $1.99 to $3.49, a narrow band, and the difference between a small soda and a freeze is usually under a dollar. That makes the freeze a reasonable upgrade when you are eating in, but a poor one for delivery. Coffee at around two dollars is the cheapest hot drink on the menu and pairs well with the breakfast burritos, while bottled water costs about the same as a soda, so there is no price reason to skip the soda if you want one.
Current Deals & Value Picks
Taco Bell runs more rotating deals than most chains, and the best ones change every few weeks. The Cravings Value Menu is the standing cheap list, with items around one to three dollars, while the bigger boxes — the $5 Cravings Box and the Luxe Cravings Box — appear as limited-time offers rather than permanent menu items. App rewards and a periodic afternoon drink deal also come and go, so always confirm locally before planning a visit around any one offer. The official source for current offers and ordering is Taco Bell’s official site.
| Item | Price | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cravings Value Menu items | $1.00–$3.00 | Varies | Standing cheap list: tacos, burritos, melts, and sides; prices vary by location |
| $5 Cravings Box | around $5.00 | Varies | Periodic box with a main item, a side, and a drink; limited-time, confirm locally |
| Luxe Cravings Box | around $7.00 | Varies | Periodic premium box; limited-time, confirm locally |
| Nacho Fries, value size | $2.49–$2.99 | 320 | Cheapest hot side on the value list |
| App rewards and free items | Varies | Varies | Periodic app offers for members; check the app before ordering |
| Afternoon drink happy hour | Varies | Varies | Periodic afternoon drink deal at participating locations; confirm locally |
| Breakfast Crunchwrap plus coffee | around $5.00–$6.00 | Varies | Morning pairing; coffee around $1.99–$2.49, Crunchwrap around $3.99–$4.99 |
Pro Diner Tip: the Cravings Value Menu is the place to start if you are feeding yourself for under five dollars — pick two value items and a drink rather than one premium item, and you will get more food for less money. The boxes look like a bargain, but they are limited-time offers, so check the app or the menu board on the day you visit instead of assuming the box you saw last month is still running. For lunch ideas across chains, our lunch menu guide is a useful comparison.
Value analysis: the value list runs about one to three dollars per item, which is the lowest price band on this page, and the $5 box is the best deal when it is running because it bundles a main, a side, and a drink for the price of a single specialty item. The Luxe box costs about two dollars more and adds a premium item, so it suits someone who wants steak or a larger portion. App rewards are worth checking before every order, because a free taco or a discounted freeze can cut a small order by a third.
FAQs
How much is a Crunchwrap Supreme at Taco Bell?
A Crunchwrap Supreme typically costs $5.49 to $5.99 in November 2026 and carries 530 calories. It is a grilled tortilla folded around seasoned beef, cheese, lettuce, tomato, sour cream, and a crunchy tostada shell, and it is one of the most filling single items on the menu.
What is on the Taco Bell Cravings Value Menu?
The Cravings Value Menu is the standing cheap list at Taco Bell, with items generally priced around $1.00 to $3.00. It includes small tacos, bean and cheese burritos, melts, and sides like Nacho Fries and Cinnamon Twists. The exact items and prices vary by location, so check the menu board or the app at your restaurant.
Does Taco Bell serve breakfast all day?
No. Taco Bell breakfast is served in the morning only, usually until around 11:00 AM, and the cutoff varies by location. The morning menu includes the Breakfast Crunchwrap, toasted breakfast burritos, biscuit tacos, hash browns, and Cinnabon Delights, and those items are not served after breakfast ends.
What is a Mexican Pizza at Taco Bell?
A Mexican Pizza is two crisp tortillas layered with seasoned beef and beans, pizza sauce, and melted cheese, cut into slices like a pizza. It typically costs $4.49 to $5.49 and carries 540 calories. A vegetarian version with beans instead of beef is available on request.
Is Taco Bell open late?
Most Taco Bell restaurants stay open late, and many are open until 1:00 AM or later on Friday and Saturday nights, with drive-thru hours often longer than dining-room hours. Exact closing times vary by location, so check your local restaurant before a late visit, especially on a weeknight.
What is the cheapest meal at Taco Bell?
The cheapest filling meal is usually two value items — for example, a Bean Burrito at $1.99 to $2.49 and a Cheesy Bean and Rice Burrito at $1.49 to $1.99 — for under five dollars in total. A single Spicy Potato Soft Taco at $1.49 to $1.99 is the cheapest single item, but it is a snack rather than a full meal.
Treat every figure on this page as a typical range, not a fixed price — costs shift by city and by restaurant, and delivery listings usually run higher than the counter price. Menus change too, so the item you want may be gone or repriced by the time you visit. Updated: November 2026.